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Contains additional topics of interest such as working strikes, breaking your contract, employment testing, the future of traveling, and special California issues. It also discusses the darker side of traveling describing some "interesting" aspects of working with facilities, agencies, and other travelers. |
Do you think traveling is right for you? Are you ready to take that giant step forward? If so, Part 3 gets your new career off to a good start. It helps you choose and apply to agencies, negotiate and finalize your assignment, and helps prepare you to pack up and hit the road. It also includes a discussion of bill rates and how your wages, benefits, and tax-free reimbursements are allocated. An entire chapter takes you step- by-step from leaving your permanent job through your first assignment . . . and beyond. |
Describes the "nitty gritty" details important to every traveler: such as costs, issues, and options of housing , details of benefits offered, how tax advantage programs work, taxes, what to look for in your contract, calculating your pay items, the pitfalls of working less than full time, licensing, your 401(k), and other issues. |
you evaluate your situation and decide if traveling is right for you. It includes the roles of the facilities, agencies, and travelers. Also included are the characteristics of a good traveler, advantages and disadvantages of traveling, and traveling with others (including your pet). Factors involved in filling openings, areas of expertise needed, seasonal assignments, independent contracting, and internet resources are also discussed. |
A short narrative about the authors and the book. |
| What's Inside Table of Contents Summary |
| Prologue |
| Part 1 - What's It All About? |
| Part 2 - The Nuts and Bolts of Traveling |
| Part 3 - Ready to Take the Plunge? |
| Part 4 - Additional Topics |
boxes reflecting their experience. |
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